I just reviewed an interesting analysis circulating on X about where Bitcoin might be in this cycle. CrypFlow presents something that many are not considering: the price could be forming an important bottom that would set the stage for a bull run starting around October 2026.

What caught my attention is how Bitcoin continues to respect that multi-year trend line connecting the lows of 2018 and 2022. It’s as if the market still recognizes that historic barrier as a support point. And right now, with Bitcoin hovering around $78,980, we see how the $69,000 level, which was resistance before, is acting as support.

But the most curious part of the analysis is in the numbers of the Stochastic RSI. In this cycle, it has only been below zero for 120 days, compared to 365 days in previous cycles. That means the consolidation period has been much more compressed this time. If this continues, we might be looking at the possibility of a double bottom later in the year that could open the doors to a new bull run.

Of course, these are predictions based on historical patterns and technical analysis, not certainties. But when you see confluences like these, where the price respects key levels and indicators suggest a compressed cycle, it’s hard not to think that something significant might be brewing. The bull run many are waiting for could be closer than it seems, even though several months of price action still lie ahead.

Now it’s time to stay alert to how this develops in the coming months. Bitcoin’s cycles always have their rhythm, and this analysis suggests that the bull run could have its moment in the fall.